Hi
Wireless stability can be affected by variety of variables. May be this page
can help you identify what causes the problem in your case.
http://www.ezlan.net/faq#sudden
Windows Picture and Fax Viewer is set as default viewer for graphic files.
You can turn it off altogether, Click Start/Run enter this: regsvr32 /u
shimgvw.dll and press Enter.
To turn it back on do the same but omit the /u from the end of the command
line.
Jack (MVP-Networking).

"Jody" wrote in message
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> Good Morning. I have never posted and whlke reviewing posts I don't have
> all
> of the technological jargon. I have a Dell Inspiron 6400 purchased about
> six
> months ago and attempted to go wireless and couldn't. Finally this
> weekend,
> I bought a better router and was finally able to go wireless. Connection
> and
> strength is great - can access all over my home. No problems with
> connection.
>
> Problem - can't stay connected. If I leave the machine alone for an
> arbitraty amount of time - the connection while still active with
> excellent
> strength - the internet will not connect. If I go to restart the
> computer, a
> screen will appear about the HiddenFaxViewer. I can't find this
> application,
> have restored the machine to factory settings.
>
> WHAT IS AND WHERE IS THIS HIDDEN FAX VIEWER AND HOW DO I GET RID OF IT?
>
> Thank you